La Grande evening observer., July 08, 1913, Image 5

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1913.
THERMITS
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
"YOU SHOULD WORRY''!!!
When You Can See Features Like This
'The Final Judgment"
ESSANAY-TWO PARTS
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THIS IS A MAGNETIC SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC STORY OF
THE KLONDIKE. , j.'
PATHES WEEKLY Somethi ;g worth while.
"FORGOTTEN LATCHKEY," Clever Vitagraph Comedy.
COOL, COSY AND COM FORT ABLE. CLEANED, DUSTED AND
DISINFECTED DAILY. . -
WATCH OUR MUSIC! THE BEST EVER.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Take an Ansco Hill's Drug Store.
Adv. 6-23 It
Prof. Benedetti's music studio at
1604 Washington street, will take a
reasonable number of pupils. Phone
Red 8091. Adv. 7-1 tf.
Henceforth the Bussey taxi and
buss line will have quarters at the
Foley hotel. Phone Main 181. Day
and night Adv.
1 The Mission Band of the Presby
terian church will meet on Wednes
day afternoon with Miss Flavia Ritter
at her home on Sixth street.
Your summer vacation should not
be planned without thought of an An
sco Camera. Hill's Drug Store.
Adv. 6-20 St
High Cost of Living Solved.
- Buy groceries direct from whole
saler. Francis Gravers, Foley ho
tel. Call up or write. Adv. 7-1 lm
Auto for Hire J. P. Laxson, large
touring car; careful driving; moder
ate charges. Phone Main 737.
Adv. . 5-20 tf.
RITTER. i ,
The photographer in your town. 11-ltf I
Adv.
Neat, clean, extra well constructed
brick chimneys built by John Oberg,
1807 X. . Adv.
YOU CAN ALWAYS HAVE
Fresh Cake
ON HAND IF YOU MAKE IT
WITH
Crisco
Cake made with Crisco com
bines its original fine, soft tex
ture. Crisco contains no water.
It is all shortening. Crisco
costs much less than butter
therefore, means not only bet
ter cake but le3s expense.
Comes in 30c Cans.
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 80.
Money to Loan
The undersigned represents the NETHERLANDS AMERICAN
MORTGAGE BANK, and s prepared to loan money in any amount
on improved wheat, alfalfa and dairy farms. Rates 7 and 8 per cent
No delay.
FRANK R. ATKINS,
Phone Main 5.
Pendleton, Oregon.
THE SP1RELLA CORSET.
Corsetier Mrs. Laura B. Jackson,
1208 First St., Phpne Red 1311. Adv.
Modern Dressm&king can now
had in La Grande. Eighteen years in
ladies' exclusive tailoring establish
ment Call 13021
O Street Work j
guaranteed. Adv,
5-23-ttf
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W. K. Newell, president of the State . veoping on short notice and reason
Board of Horticulture, and Prof. Jack-j able prkeSi at siiverthorn's family
son, both of whom are expert blight Drug 8tore , Adv. 6-20 lm
students, arrived this morning from1 "
Portland and went to Imbler in com- 3$&$33$.$&$'$&S3$
pany with George L. Cleaver. This
afternoon they were to address a meet-; ; , PERSONALS. ' .
ing of orchardmen at the park-pavil-' : , ' ;
ion. : They expect' to remain several . j s q, '$S4
days going into the blight qpestion
in detail.
; Mrs. E.
Tf?orough
L. Evans, Piano Teacher,
instruction in artistic
Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern
methods used. Studio 1008 Third St.
Phone Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf
HAIR DRESSING, Manicuring, hair
goods, weaving, Room 18 Montana
, House. Phone Black 402, Residence
work solicited. Adv.
Cherry Pickers Wanted. Call M 706
for particulars. Adv. 7-2 tf
STOP AT
Martin's Ondy
Kitchen
FOR FRESH CRUSHED
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM.
ALSO LOCAL AGENT FOR
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER.
Si
GRAND UNION
TEAS AND COFFEES.
You can get a better grade of
Teas and Coffees for the money
than elsewhere, and Tickets on
all Grand Union Goods.
A full line of Groceries always
on hand.
Grand Union
Tea Store
New Second
Hand Store
New and Second-Hand Clothes
Boots and Shoes bought and
sold; also Shoe Repairing done
on short notice.
H. CAREY, Prop
209 Fir St.
550 Main Street.
Dr. McMillan returned.; Foley build
ing. ?: :;'; Adv.
DR. H. S. ItltOW.vrO, Demist
fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv.
R. L. Metcalfe, of Lincoln, Nebraska
who has been appointed governor of
the Philippines is a brother-in-law of
Ted Beuhler, 'O.-W. yardmaster, of
this city.- In a letter just received
from Metcalfe the information is con
tained that they contemplate leaving
for their new home shortly. The ap
pointee is a newspaper man of many
years' experience and has been con
nected with The Commoner, Bryan's
paper.
Take your Corset troubles to Mrs.
O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St
Phone Black 1971. , American Queen
Corset, Sanitary arons. Adv.
6-80 1 mo
Take no chances, have an expert do
your concrete work. See John Oberg.
1807'X. -- v Adv.
' . If you want to build something
good it pays you to see John Oberg,
1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges,
tanks anything. Not "cheapest" but
best Permanently located here. Adv.
Having just installed an Enlarging ,
Camera, we would be pleased to have.from worshlp of mere presUge tn
yu ornlB us yur jhw
want enlarged at a small cost. We
also do all kinds of finishing and do-
Mrs. J.. B. Messick returned to her
home in Baker on the local yesterday.
H. A. Clements of Halfway, passed
through the city this morning on his
way home after a visit to Pendleton.
Mrs. C. D. Robinson of Enterprise
who has been at the hospital for a few
days, is reported considerably bet
ter today.
Roy Spencer a popular young man
of Elgin, returned to his home in that
city this morning after spending a few
; days'here. -
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I . E. W. Hart, a photographer of Elrin !
J; went through La Grarr'o l-i-t jvcH on
j.his " "Umcn to stay severe! days
i : on business.
Mrd; left fo'
her Lome
in J ':
s evening after spending
the week at the Ed Eckley home and
attending the chautauqua.
Miss Margaret O'Malley is expected
to arrive from Portland today to be
the guest of Miss Hazel Thiesen for a
few weeks.
F. E. Jones, Boston; C. A. Russell
and wife, Elgin; J. T. Gray, Alicel; El
lent Hayford, Alicel, are among the
guests at the Sommer today.
C. A. Bingaman and family, of Pull-
j man, Wash., have moved to Imbler to
1 1 make their home while Mr. Bingaman
1 1 attends to orchard interests there. He
is interested in the Wilson orchard.
Harley Russell and wife, who were
married last Thursday at Walla Wal
la, and who spent the Fourth at El
gin with friends jind relatives are in
the city today on their way to Walla
Walla, where they will live.
Hilma riass, Wallowa; O. H. Hin
shaw, Rice, Wash.; T. Clark, Sail
Lake City; Carrie Vail, Carson; Mary
F. Clark, Elgin; Anna Kerr, Elgin;
Otto Florence, Frontier, Wyo.; and T
Mason, Elgin, are among the guests at
the Savoy.
Paul De Ford, who has been em
ployed as the roadmaster's clerk in the
local yards of the O.-W. R. & N., has
been promoted to the superintendent's
office of the new La Grande division.
Mr. De Ford left yesterday to take
up his new duties. Pendleton E. O.
C. C. Scott, Salem; W. J. Moor, Pen
dleton; V. D. Barnes, Elgin; F. W
Paine, Walla Walla; T. A. Paul, Wal-
la Walla; Mrs. R. H. Bail, Roseburg;;of the body, being heavier than tbe
J. B. Hoover, Kansas City; J. P. Gra-I 'ower- Inevitably sinks more deeply
ham, Portland; and C. W. Lyder, BT 'lhllZZ
' ' . , the head on two pillows the neck Is
ton, are among the guests registered ,.urve(, flm, 8trnned nnd obstructs the
at the Foley today.
F. H. Sutherland came down from
Baker on business yesterday. , '
: N. T. Gray was brought in from Ali
cel last evening to undergo an opera
tion for appendicitis. : :
Mrs. Will J.- CM',.-ell of UftgwV
who has beer. r!;csilly ill for r?
weeks, is r'.id to be rallying t:by
She is r.t the Grande Ronde hospital.
HAD A TART TONGUE.
Nerthcota, th Painter, Wa Not Ovar.
powarad by Royalty.
James Nortbcote. tbe English portrait
painter, en Id One things and malicious
things almost In tbe same breath. , "tie
Is a bottle of aqua fortis," observed
some one to Huzlltt the first critic of
bis day, "that corrodes everything It
touches."
"Except gold." said Hazlitt 'He
never drops upon Sir Joshua or the
jreat masters." ;'
"Well, but Is he not overflowing,"
persisted the other, "with envy, hatred
and all uncbarltableness? He Is as
spiteful as a woman and then bis nig
gardliness. Did he ever give away
anything?"
"Yes. bis advice." said Haslltt. "and
rery' unpleasant it is."
This Is not tbe picture of a charm
ing man. and yet Nortbcote was not
"b tVLJl. 'fZ
8n Hge vvben oien were careful to np-
portion respect according to rank and
station.
Tbe Prince of Wales, when be was
a young ninn, met tbe painter and was
much pleased with bis conversation.
"What do you know of his royal
highness 7' Inquired Sir Joshua Rey
nolds Inter.
"Nothing." answered Nortbcote.
"Nothing, sir: Why, he says be
knows you very well."
"Poob!" said Nortbcote. "That's
only bis brng"
Tbe president of the Royal academy
smiled. "Bravely said," he muttered,
"bravely said!"
FACED SEVEN LIONS.'
And
Three of Them Got a Dos
of
Lead In Short Order.
Captain U. A. Wilson has written a
record of "Service and Sport In Equa
tor! a" In "A British Borderland." He
relates a thrilling encounter he bod with
seven lions ou tbe Mara river when in
pursuit of roun und accompanied only
by his gun bearer. Five of them wero
lionesses. They were all full grown
and -occupied with their, kill a cow
giraffe. They were feeding slowly,
their first hunger appeased, pushing
and Jostling one another playfully,
their low prowls distinctly audible:
"For a couple of minutes I waited,
watching lliem; then, as the biggest
Hon." a line, black tunned fellow, turned
sideways to me, I raised my'rlfle und
let drive at his ueck. I heard the thud
of the bullet on flesh, and he dropped
in his tracks like a stone, witn a
simultaneous growl every brad went
up. and tbe lions Bwung round, facing
the noise of the shot I let fly a second
bullet at the chest of tbe second male,
and with a deafening roar he bounded
high In the air. dashed a dozen yards
forward and fell dead to earth Just ns
I was drawing a second bead on him
afresh.
"Tbe remainder, all lionesses, turned
at my second shot nnd walked slowly
away with much tiill lashing and a
chorus of growls. Iwas just in time
to get a snnpuhot a the hindmost us
she disappeared Into the scrub. Tbe
tell' of the bullet and her answering
snarl told me that I had hit her. which
blood spots ou the leaves confirmed."
He Couldn't Plow,
A certain Incident connected with
the great Napoleon while he was In ex
ile In Elba Is commemorated In the Is
land to this hour by an Inscription af
fixed to the wall of a peasant's house.
A man named (Jlacoul was plowing
when the famous exile came along.one
day and expressed an Interest In hi?
work. NapoU-Hin even took tbo plow
share out of the man's hand and at
tempted to guide It himself. But tbe
oxen refused to obey bliu. overturned
the plow and spoiled the furrow
The Inscription runs thus: "Napoleon
the Great, passing by this place In
MPCCCXIV. took In tbe neighboring
field u plowshare from the hands of 11
peasant and himself tried to plow, but
!ie oxen, rebellious to those hands
which yet had euldpd Europe, head
long fled from the furrow."
Sleepleseneaa.
When ppople of nervous temperament
retire for the night and cannot sleep It
Is usually because their brains are still
active and refiisp to part with the
blood which should properly travel else
where. W'biit the sleepless really need
Is a sloping bed. so that the congested
bead will relieve itself easily of the
superfluous blood. For the upper part
'backward flow of blood,
SAFETYjFROM SUNBURO
' Old Sol" is apt to playjhav'oc with fair faces inf ipd3
out-of-door pleasures. iYou can find protection to. r, ;.baS
tie of ourj t 1$ S5r j
BLUEMOUNTAIN CREAM
Its use insures a soft, clear, velvety skin is ailt soca
of weather. It is a healing and soothing preparation
Applied before going out of doors it prevents tcKsr
burn and freckles. TZZ"''
PRICE, 25 CENTS
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
CHASE BONENKAMP OF THIS
CITY MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
! Bride Formerly of This City, But Re-
cently a Baker Girl. iLa Grande to Seaside were- XTOrtfty
.hurt last' night when a streete aesst
, . . v struck their machine at MilwauBje-JW
, ,T - . ,'nue and Bybee streots... The ioaaSB
Chas. Bonenkamp of La Grande and . .. , . ,
: Miss Mabel Johnson of this city, were
j united in marriage by Rov. Ward
MacHenry at the Presbyterian pai son-
T a a 1 , r I il
attended by only a few closj friends
of the bride and groom. After tho
ceremony a wedding dinner was serv
ed at the Elks' cafe. Mr. and Mrs
T .r . . - . ,,f.,. I maritan hospital, where Drv&JCIXftm-1
La Grando m the former s automo-. r '
.je ,. . ,.key attended them. Oregohraaa..
The groom is a well known young ' ;
man of the Union county town, where
i his father is a prominent hardware
dealer. The bride recently removed
to Baker from La Grande her father
being in the employ of the White Pine
Lumber company Baker Democrat.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonenkamp returned'
to this city this morning having
sprung a complete surprise on their
many friends here. They will make
their home here at once. Miss John
ron was a popular high school student
last year and both have a largo circle
of friends who will be both sia'pridei
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I iti.'U ueugnieu tu item uj. uiv wvuuui
YOUNG makes his
Good to Eat
He has just installed a new mod
ern ice cream plant, and from now
on will serve ice cream made accord
ing to his own recipe. His pure
chocolate, strawberry, vinilla cream,
and sherbit is fresh every day. His
cream is cool, delightful, fresh and
pure and will speak for itself.
Give it a trial in our attractive,
refreshing parlors, and take a car
toon home for dinner. It's good to
eat
Phone, Red 3931. La Grande.
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Each Dollar Purchase Beautiful Plate.
Each 50 Cent Purchase- Souvenir Tray.
Each 25 Cent Purchase Something to Please the Children-.
i COME AND TAKE ADVANT GE
J ONE WEEK ONLY.
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LA GRANDE WOMArf HOSE.
Car Strikes Auto With Vhtt-mf7Ctm-.
' ists Enroute t Seasutea.
Mrs. C. A. McCrary, SS'viwem-MEL
and Mrs. J. E. Fowler, 48, Dintoaa. f
La Grande, who were- merafe.ra jaHT-na
party of five aut0mobile touriapfiwsm
With their husbands' and" juaif
woman protege, the two injutefi att
men were in their machine proewsfifci
"Jong Bytee when they coHM6
o ' . . . u
a Sellwood car at the inferaeerawar
the streets. Their machine wasrtfsiradfc
against the curb. They were -ri:iia4TS
a Red CroBS ambutence i Gifcafiffliw.
FOR RENT Furnished room la
fieawv
ate family, lady . preferred!. "SaaCSew
phone Red 3091 or call ICO TCiratb
ington. Adv-
Crawfisli 1
Foley Gri!
When Dealing With.
J. H PEARE &SOB
La Grande's Leading Jewv&wn
and manufacturirg Optieiawv
You are trusting yourself tea
store of twenty-two yawT
Standing which should Baiteftv
you that you will be. tretbatV
right.
Call when you desire anything:
in the jewelry - line. or. r iga
need of glass ev.
THE BEST FITTED OPTI
CAL PARLORS IN . EAB2S
ERN OREGON.
We Grind Our Own? 5
Lenses
J.H. PEARE
&SON
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